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Comedian MC Shakara survives ghastly accident (photos)

Comedian MC Shakara was recently involved in a ghastly accident that nearly claimed his life. Gratefully, he survived and came out of it unscathed. The news of this near death scene has gone viral and has got many thanking God for his life.

The young comedian had stepped out of his house looking dapper and all set for the day. He was wearing a purple print shirt and a magenta pair of trousers. With him looking this good, he took several photos and posted them on his Instagram page.

Little did he know that the day was going to be full with its own dose of troubles. According to an eye witness, the accident which nearly claimed the comedian's life happened around 3am in the morning.

According to this source, the car somersaulted enough times to have ended the comedian's life but he was able to survive and pull through.

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MC Shakara was visibly terrified by the effect of the accident. After the entire event, he sat down near his damaged car and reminisced on what had just happened.

In obvious thankfulness, the comedian who had just organised a sold-out concert raised his hands to the air and posed in ways that showed that he was indeed awed to still be alive.

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The photos of MC Shakara sitting near his damaged car has gone viral as many Nigerians could not help but be grateful for the comedian. See the post below:

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On the other hand, a good thing recently happened to comedian Basketmouth as he was recognised by Facebook with a commemorative tree for Creator Day in the UK.

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